freelance
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Got to be clutch, usually when some arsehole has fitted the plate the wrong way round, and denies any fresponsibility for sorting it
Yes talking about the TD5. Only ever had petrol engines in my series motors so no comment on the Tdi engines as I've never done them.My starter isn't easy to get out either. I always remove the exhaust downpipe, no intercooler pipes on mine.
Think shifty has Td5, which have a bit better access to some things, clutch slave is another.
Nice clutch method! Might be an idea to say to support the gearbox on something before sliding it back!
Yes talking about the TD5. Only ever had petrol engines in my series motors so no comment on the Tdi engines as I've never done them.
Changing the 25 year old swivel balls.
Simple in theory. Turned into a nightmare.
Me & 'im indoors have quickly realised that we don't just have a Defender, we have a new way of life! This is what you buy into, it makes you a bit grumpy, because you want to be driving it, but be proud fellow enthusiasts, for you are preserving a thing of joy for future generations! Even our dogs love the Landie!
Yes, dogs like going in Land Rovers. It's as if they know it's for them. Friends' dogs, even though they are reluctant to go in ordinary cars will jump into the back of the Land Rover with some enthusiasm.
oh good, got that soon.
I did 29year old swivels a week before mot. Was determined not to do them as i knew it would be a night mare.....then a swivel bearing colapsed on me,
It really wast too bad of a job to get the swivels off imo...get a good spanner....
The steering box drop arm and it's poxy joint.
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